Author: Randy Adams
Date: 16:52:48 04/13/04
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Thanks Torstein, Actually the chess board is in 2D mode when it happens... I'll try out your suggestions. Randy > >Then my idea of your problem probably was wrong, as it is during the game the >hardest test for your system normally. What about another suggestion? :-) > >If everything else runs fine, I belive you may have a problem with videocard. At >least if the problems occur when the chess board are shown in 3D mode and you >start a new game. (Even if MS Flight Sim is working fine.) Perhaps you could try >to borrow another videocard, or try to borrow some other newer game that uses >the graphics card a lot and see if the problem occurs there as well. > >I hope this was of some help. (But I'm not so sure of it.....) > >Torstein > > >> >> >>On April 12, 2004 at 17:35:03, Torstein Hall wrote: >>>How are you testing your RAM? >>>Even if the PC test the RAM at startup, Fritz with its use of RAM memory for >>>hash is testing it better. Try to cut down on the hash file to something very >>>small or better try a pair of new RAM chips, and I beleive you may be suprised! >>> >>>Torstein
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